Last weekend, I held my annual #Hurricane Season Kickoff Party at the sacred Hurricane House in Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi. Get this: my weather station had its single greatest one-day rainfall total *ever* on the day of the party! (If that’s not poetic justice, I don’t know what is. 😀) But the biblical rainfall and resultant floods couldn’t keep the crowds away. Almost 200 neighbors, friends, stormchasers, TV personalities, reporters, business leaders, artists, and city and state officials braved the storm to get to the party—and have a blast. It meant a lot to this here chaserdude that folks came from around the nation—by plane, train, and car—so we could all be together for this annual tradition. As I always say, my Hurricane Party is not a celebration of hurricanes—it’s a celebration of hurricane awareness and preparedness. This really matters to me—because aside from hunting down the biggest, baddest hurricanes around the planet, my life’s mission is encouraging my neighbors in Hurricane Country to be as prepared as I am. The event’s sponsor, @JamesHardie, shares my deep passion for making homes hurricane tough and climate resistant. It’s why I am such a dogged believer in this brand, and why the exterior of Hurricane House is 100% Hardie siding and other products. At the party I was excited to show off my new TimberTech porch railing—made of an Advanced PVC material that makes the railing at once gorgeous and appropriate to the traditional style of my home and *also* resistant to Coastal Mississippi's wicked bag of tricks: moisture, mold, rot, termites, and impact from flying debris! I want to give big thanks to James Hardie for their deep and abiding commitment to community resilience—and for making the Hurricane Party possible every year. 👊 Everyone: Be safe—and READY—this hurricane season. 👊

TimberTech decking in Weathered Teak & Mocha paired with refreshed posts in white LP siding—bringing a clean, durable, and modern look to this outdoor space.

He took out the old one. Replacing it with Timbertech. He got tired of stain and varnish on the old one. Timbertech is maintenance free for the most part.

Either that or timbertech. Idk what they used lol. Crazy how much warp and twist they got too. Since when is composite warped 😂

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Go with TimberTech PVC you won’t regret it

We do mostly TimberTech (primary competitor to Trex) Best choice for most applicatiomd

♻️ Budoucnost venkovní architektury: Recyklace a udržitelnost nejsou pro TimberTech jen fráze. Přední americký výrobce prémiových kompozitních teras a řešení pro venkovní bydlení proměňuje recyklované materiály v inovativní produkty s až 85% podílem recyklovaného obsahu. #AmbMerrick 📸: Lukáš Bíba

Completed TimberTech deck, 3 levels. 2 Guys....expertly done!

I’m done with Trex, the material is garbage. Timbertech seems to do the best in Florida.

The combined power of @JamesHardie siding and @TimberTech decking means a better finished product for your home. 🏡 ​From non-combustible siding to fire-resistant decking, these materials offer durability with zero compromise on design. 🛠️ ​#ExteriorsByLeroyAndDarcy

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Here’s $2,000 worth of lumber and TimberTech I have to turn into a deck this weekend.

Timbertech edge Trex enhance Fiberon goodlife All those are about the same as cedar

AZEK/TimberTech video shoot today

I'm gonna buy some Azek/Timbertech product and see if we can build spanish and craftsman high end looking gates and start a local biz 😂 @jamesonhaslam if they look great, you'll buy em from me right 🤣

Evaluating our options for courtyard and side gates Not going metal- they just corrode and do not fare well with this much sun and coastal salt air Wood needs so much maintenance - staining and then of course fighting termites So I'm looking at composite decking materials Anyone built fences or gates with TimberTech? Its kinda flexible, and only 1 side looks like this. So would screwing 2 pieces together work? And will it give it enough rigidity to not flex or warp in full sun? Maybe put a piece of metal in the middle of the 2 pieces and then on top (curved top) 2 courtyard gates would be 5 feet high and the side gate would be 6 feet high

The ad's supporting argument It's dogshit 'Why TimberTech when there's ten different options out there?' 'And the answer is, just go grab some samples' Basically, 'do your own fucking homework' Not helpful, but the ad works, as now I know their name youtu.be/vyNiz5uferI?si=mU31…

Outback Deck, $20m deck biz in north atl They presented at the TimberTech platinum summit Diales sales process

🏡Max wanted a deck that would look sharp year after year without the constant upkeep. This @timbertech AZEK deck delivers the warmth of wood without the sanding, staining, or sealing, and the aluminum railing adds a crisp, durable finish that holds up in every season. ⚒